Gift Card or Invitation Envelope Free Sewing Pattern

Give a personalized envelope holding a special invitation or gift of money. Use plain or printed fabric to suit the occasion. The envelope is sewn together over a cardboard insert. If you wish, you may embroider a name on the front, write in thin marker pen or attach a small tag by thread to the strap so that the envelope may be used again.

Size

Size is adjustable

Materials

* Plain or printed fabric
* Thread and needle
* Embroidery thread or marker
* Thin cardboard

1.

Make the pattern as large or small as you wish.
Cut two pieces of each pattern.
Cut cardboard insert the same as the pattern but 1/2 inch smaller around to allow for seams.

2.

Place fabric only right sides together and sew seams leaving bottom seam open to turn.
Clip curves and turn right side out.
Insert cardboard and fold where indicated.
Sew a single thread along fold lines.

3.

Sew strap right sides together leaving one end open.
Turn right side out.
Sew the strap in the middle using invisible stitches on the sides.

The Pattern

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